Tsutenkaku Review

this is a lovely and vibrant neighborhood with a lot of local shops and restaurant. I have one of the best dinner at the nearby market

After catching a bus from Osaka Castle, I arrived at Tsutenkaku, where I found a bustling scene of restaurants and shops. The entrance was beautifully adorned with designs inspired by local food and products. Nearby, Kura Sushi offered a wide selection of dishes, and there were plenty of other food options in the area. I couldn't resist snapping a photo of the lively street scene.#tsutenkaku #sushi

Classic attraction in Osaka - TsutenkakuTsutenkaku is definitely one of the most iconic symbols in Osaka. It may not be the tallest tower these days, especially when it was built in early 1900s, but it is still a fairly popular landmark among locals and tourists. Lots of people visit its observation deck even though it’s only slightly more than 90 metres of height. What I like about this tower is that it’s located in a humble neighbourhood of the city, with all the neon lights.

More modern attractions, Ctrip tickets can only go to the ordinary floor, there is a higher floor to punch in, not a high tower, but there is a food street under the tower, very interesting, eat, drink and take pictures, very good

It is recommended that if you don't particularly like animation, don't go up. Just look outside. The highest floor is not too high. It is better to go to Abeye to see the city view. The second floor is paid for photos and souvenirs. There is no interaction, only pictures. And there are a lot of people, you have to queue up one by one. I left without visiting the third or fourth floor, wasting time

A very good scenic tower to view all around osaka. It's a must to go. Que may be long but it clears the crowd real quick. Efficiency stuff.